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Anthropic has sued the US Defence Department after being labelled a potential supply-chain risk, arguing that the designation could damage contracts and restrict its access to AI technology.
Microsoft, Google, and Amazon confirm Anthropic’s Claude AI models will continue to be available to commercial and public users despite growing defence-sector partnerships.
Claude, the AI chatbot from Anthropic, continues to see strong consumer adoption despite controversy over a Pentagon-related deal.
Anthropic is preparing to challenge a U.S. Department of Defence supply-chain designation in court, arguing that the label could affect partnerships, procurement access, and competition in…
Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei has accused OpenAI of making misleading claims about its military-related AI deal, intensifying debate over how AI companies work with defence agencies.
Claude AI from Anthropic experienced a widespread outage, disrupting chatbot access and AI services for users as engineers worked to restore platform stability.
Anthropic’s Claude AI app surges to No. 1 on Apple’s App Store after a high-profile dispute with the Pentagon, drawing attention to the company’s stance on military AI use.
The Pentagon is reviewing whether AI company Anthropic should be classified as a supply-chain risk amid disputes over military use of artificial intelligence.
Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei maintains his position as the Pentagon’s AI partnership deadline approaches, highlighting the growing role of artificial intelligence in U.S. defence technology.
Anthropic claims Chinese AI labs mined data from Claude as US officials weigh tighter AI chip export controls, escalating tensions in the global AI race.
The U.S. Defence Secretary has summoned Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei to discuss potential military applications of Claude, raising fresh questions about AI governance and defence use.
An Anthropic-funded advocacy group has backed a political candidate targeted by a rival AI-focused super PAC, highlighting growing tensions between tech money and U.S. elections.
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